In a desirable West LA enclave, this 1927 Spanish bungalow-style condo is a special find, a prime end unit with a charming private yard. Tucked away from the street within an intimate community, the home has a well-proportioned layout and a bevy of character details including wood cabinetry, plaster walls, and a beautiful multi-paned casement window that fills the living room with sunlight. Wood floors flow throughout the living spaces; the bright kitchen features terracotta tile flooring and a built-in breakfast nook. The bedroom looks out to the private yard, a garden-like setting for outdoor dining, amid California flora and raised vegetable beds. Amenities include mini-split heating and cooling, assigned parking, and a storage shed. Well-situated at the intersection of Palms, Culver City, and Beverlywood, you're within the Castle Heights Elementary boundary, and it's just a quick drive to Culver City Farmers Market, Akasha, Sprouts, the Museum of Jurassic Technology, and the beach.